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How e-Prescribing Connects Patients and Providers for Better Health
Behind every prescription, there is a pharmacist, prescriber and patient working together to ensure that the right medication reaches the right person, in the right amount. But in a digital world, patients and providers deserve better than analogue solutions.
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How Medtech Canada Supports Canadian Patients and Providers
Whether it's PPE, diagnostic tests or respiratory support, health and well-being of Canadians is of the utmost importance to Medtech Canada during COVID-19.
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Moving from Disease Care to Health Care: Connecting the Dots Earlier
We currently have a “disease care” system that treats symptoms, as opposed to a “health care” system that keeps people healthy. This is a problem — and it should not be tolerated.
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How Telehealth Became a Great Ally During the Pandemic
Virtual care is one of the easiest ways for Ontarians to connect with their care and during beyond the COVID-19 pandemic. Best of all? It can be completely free.
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Digital Health is Here to Stay
COVID-19 has changed the ways that patients are able to access their healthcare. Best of all? These solutions can be free. With the high consumption of technology in the last few years, there has been a surge in the need for new modernizations. This has caused a massive evolution of telehealth – a trend that would have...
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See a Dermatologist in Hours — Without Having to Leave Home
Maple provides 24/7 access to care by secure message, audio or video for all common conditions of the skin, hair and nails.
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An Inside Scoop into the Nursing Field: An Interview with Barbara Olas
Barbara Olas is a telemetry nurse from Toronto, Ontario and the face behind the many study guides that help up and coming nurses.
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Help for Mental Health From the Comfort of Anywhere
In any given year, one in five Canadians will experience a form of mental illness. And each week, more than half a million Canadians are unable to go to work due to mental health problems.
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Digital Health Can Help Canadian Nurses Improve Patient Care
According to the a National Survey of Canadian Nurses, digital health tools are a benefit to the health care system — but training and support are necessary.
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Transforming the Future of Canada’s Health Care
Three leading Canadian experts explore the opportunity to improve the Canadian health care system through innovative technologies.